nickopedia | 02-05-2019 06:52 AM | Re: Do people sending you money send your physical address to paypal? There are two ways of sending money via PP:
1) Goods & Services (G&S)
2) Friends & Family (F&F)
With the first option, the sender of the funds can include their address which you will see, or select "no address" required from the drop down. In general, PayPal expects G&S transactions to be associated with an actual sale/service payment. This is the least risky type of transaction in the eyes of PayPal. Be aware there are fees deducted for a G&S transfer.
If the senders address doesn't match or is "unverified" you will see that in the transaction email/record.
The second option doesn't give you the option of sending your address to the recipient, and it's usually without any fees. You should use F&F payments sparingly, however since PayPal looks at these as higher than average risk.
There are people who like to "withdrawal" their PP accounts using the F&F payments, but I will tell you it's not a sustainable method. Don't do it. Withdrawal to a bank when possible. |